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Democratic National Convention: Day 3

Sonja Diaz joins KTLA as a political analyst for the Democratic National Convention. “It’s an absolutely historic night on eve of centennial for the 19th amendment. Senator Harris is embracing the future. This is a night about women and a night for the future of this country.”

Democratic National Convention: Day 4

Sonja Diaz joins KTLA as a political analyst for the Democratic National Convention. “Over the course of the last four years, we have seen more job losses than we ever have in American history. If Joe Biden can talk about two things- it’s health and jobs.”

Latinos Make Up Largest Non-White Voting Population In 2020. How Can Biden Secure Their Vote?

Sonja Diaz is a guest on talks about how critical it is for Presidential Nominee Joe Biden to clinch the young Latino vote, which is one of the nation’s fastest growing populations.

Excluding undocumented immigrants from the federal stimulus will cost the US economy $ 14 billion, according to UCLA

The study prepared by UCLA’s Latino Policy and Politics Institute ensures that there will be a loss of 112,000 jobs nationwide, 22,000 of them in California. At the same time, that means it will cost the US economy $ 14 billion and the recovery will be more difficult.

Los indocumentados esenciales quedan fuera de la asistencia económica de Trump

This exclusion will cost the United States about 14 billion dollars in economic activity, conclude researchers from the North American Integration and Development Center (NAID) and the Institute for Research on Labor and Employment in their report issued by the Latino Policy and Politics initiative of UCLA.

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